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graphql-pro
GraphQL API guidance — schema design, resolvers, DataLoader, pagination, auth, and production operations.
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## Overview
GraphQL is a query language and runtime for APIs: clients ask for exactly the fields they need, and a strongly-typed schema describes everything available. That flexibility shifts complexity to the server — resolvers, batching, query cost, and depth control become your problems. This skill covers designing GraphQL APIs that stay fast and maintainable: schema-first thinking, the DataLoader pattern, and the operational guardrails production requires.
## When to use
- Designing a new GraphQL schema (types, queries, mutations).
- Fixing N+1 resolver problems or slow GraphQL endpoints.
- Choosing between GraphQL, REST, and tRPC for an API.
- Adding auth, pagination, and error handling to a GraphQL API.
- Operating GraphQL in production (query cost, depth limits, caching).
- Migrating a REST API to GraphQL incrementally.
- Generating typed clients from a schema.
